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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-08
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Yours Truly,
A Y LEAKE-
hARMOOH SEMINARY.

This institution will open on next We'd
nesday, Sept I4th, and it is hoped that the
people OF Marietta will exert themselves to
fill its halls with pupils and make it great
success We need first class scholars more
than anything else to build up the city and
make it worthy of its splendid location.
The Male Academy has made a fine start
and its future is assured under the present
able management. We doubt not that our
people will sustain equally as well the effort
aow being made to establish female Semi
nary of high grade. Nothing will add more
to the welfare and improvement of the ris-
ing generation, and nothing will pay better
in dollars and cents. Let every one help
in the good work. The prospect for a good
opening is very hattering. Prof. Legare
informs us that he will be able to take care
Of the horses and vehicles of those coming
from distance.
The Daily Session will begin at 50 a. m.
and end at q p. m, with a halt hours in.
PERMISSION for lunch.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-08
JUST RECEIVED

Spiced Oysters, Clarified Lemon
Juice, Durkee's Salad Dressing, Oh
ives, Olive Oil, Oapres, Chill Sauce,
Cranberry Sauce, Orange Marina
lade, Mangoes, Tiny Tins, Ginger
Preserves, Prunes, Raisens, Import
ed Scotch Oatmeal, Dat Flakes,
Cracked Wheat, Farina, Manioca,
Fresh Roasted poffees, consisting Of
Javas, Mocha, Peaberry, Laguyras
and my celebrated Imperial Coffee, a
blended Coffee that has given pniver-
sal satisfaction. l keep everything
usually kept in a first-class grocery
store. l buy from the largest hous-
es, east and west, and can sell you
goods that will give you perfect salts
faction as to quality, quantity and
price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-08
COAL COAL I
Cream of the South.

To arrive this week good supply
of the Cream of the South Flour.
This Flour is well-known to every
family in the county, and all that is
necessary to add is that you cln be
supplied from my store at prices that
will astonish you, Call and get a
sack of LOFUs, the best Flour in
Marietta, Parties not having tried
a sack of this Flour should do So.
IS lbs of the best Rice for one dollar.
Fancy N. o. Open Kettle Syrup.
The only syrup of the quality in the
market. Meat, Meal, Corn, Oats,
Hay and Bran of the best quality at
lowest prices. Granulated and New
Orleans Sugars. My country friends
will please call and give their Notes
for Provisions.
W. A. MCCREA.
Marietta, Ga.
II you Want Good Article
Or PLUG TOBACCO ask your dealer for
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Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.

\ chiefs amang yc, takin' notes Ali faith he'll brent 'em."
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
BOu.htOn RubblingS.

Sheriff Began vas in our town ship last week, hunting the boys.
 R. l.. Aaron is now behind the counters of Price X Aaron. where his friends can see him any day,
 Messrs Arther Sykes, recently from Hot Springs, Thos. J. Ali son, of Curtis, and R. l.. Smith, of Prescott, were the guests oi Mr. J. W. Wilson, Sunday
 Mir. Richard Anderson died at the residence of his brother, |. h.. Anderson, Saturday evening Nov. l2. The community seems to be mourning with the hereaved.
 The writer took in the Eyposi- ton, on Drummer'S Day, and through the kindness of Messrs McMillion. Churclihill and Wick. CTS, had complimentary tickets to the Exposition and banquet, all of whom have my thanks. 1 accom- panied MT. McMillion and his estl- nable lady out 10 the fireworks and wish just here to especially thank the former for valuable ser vice rendered me, while with him, MT. Churchhill has my good wish. es for special tavors. The fire works were simply grand, and, in fact, the expo ilion is a success in every true sense of the word. 1 think II will pay any person inter ested in the resources of Arkansas to visit our "Valley Qaeen City, at once.
 Several of our citizens went up on school children's day. Among the crowd 1 noticed Mir. J. !. Waves, his daughter Miss Allie, and son Willie, Prot. G. C. Legg, his wife and daughter. Miss Nora, Mr. A. ] Jones. 1hps. Holcomh, Willie Newton, Leonard Mayes, James McCrigilt and others One young man, whose name shall not mention, went as far as the Iron
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
Lanesh,ir. Leaflets.

Nights cool.
 Dust still h,in.
 A little appearance of rain. Q lrt II come, to ptench the thirst ing branches.
 The wheel keeps rolling. Only a few outside. Guess they will soon fall in the ring to keep from being out of the fashion.
 MT, J. l., Barham was married to MissAma purtle the 9th of Nov. We wish ,heur much peace, loy and happiness and long prosper ous lits.
 This K the year for farmers to lnalr Their profit on hogs. Mast h,.scr better aud hogs are gettn. t,; in the woods. Farmers will have g''od luck once in great while.
 School opened al Harmony tie first Monday in thls mouth. \ fine school-about % pupils and still room for a few more nice hoys and girls. Who wants to learn book. keeping. A good op- portunity will not always favor the young men in this country.
 Mir. Neal Gohens lost his arm last Tuesday: got 1t torn of in Mir Wylies gin. II was the most dreadful looking sight that has been witnessed in this county tor many years. He is getting along very well but not out ot danger Yet.
 News from Texas this week. Mir. Wm. Thornton came out rom Joshua to visit his relatives in Hope and Nevada county. He gives Texas talr name, though crops in his section were short this year. He reports health very good in that country. Mir. Thornton is a fine looking yonng man. If he prolongs his visit he will not he apt to go back by himself, (so the girls say.)
 DINE.
 Glendale Gossip, an interesting letter, on second page.-ED.]
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
Albany Siftjngs

Weather dry, cool and smoky.
 Hickory nuts in Carouse hot tom are abundant.
 Hogs are improving Iereabonts on the mast.
 Rev. J. H. Beaucllamp will start to Tennessee in few days. where he will visit friends and rel atives, and the home of hs child hood.
 Uncle Johnnie Mathews who has reached something near the Bible limit of man years upon earth, is right now, lpresume. the happiest man in seven states \ fine girl baby. q week or mora of age, Is the cause.
 Mir. John W Gam, one of our most hard working and success. ful farmers and one af the best citizens Albany township. had the misfortune 10 loose nearly all of his corn by fire last Saturday evening. The origin of the fire is not definitely known. but is sup posed to have caught from a stump that was burning in the lot. There was about 400 bushels of corn in the crib, all destroyed except D bushels. which was rendere,! unfit for anything except hogs. There was also d large amount of cotton seed in room bv rhe crib. which was so badly burned and smoked asto probably render them worthless, except for teriilizing. Bu' for the timely kelp ot :, larye number ot n"iohbors and friends such was the close proximity If the crib and other buildings iil- cluding his dwellingI total .le. strucfion of all would have been 
 Coop LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
nOncaNilIe Happenings.

Weather fine.
 Cotton picking over.
 Mr. J. N. Martin'- little son. Berry, is very sick.
 Wheel discussion this evening mo politics. Ereryholy invited
 Old hustling among the boys this week cause. Grand Jury in session.
 Since the price of cotton hes advanced. every gin k being run to their fnll capacity. still they are crowded.
 Esq IIirst beIi cour, two das $ Last week. over I.ttir row. Friends iutertered. The bloody hatcllet was burned. Nov. the warpatlierS smoke the pipe of peace.
 some unthouglited person fired the woods between J. G. West. morelmd'S and Uncle Jimmy Rhodes. which has caused weeks uneasiness. Friday night uncle Jimmy lost near hundred panel of fence. 'fhr gent who i- SD fond of heat. smoke and con- bustion had better keep quiet now. the indignation ot our people Is up. or he'll spend the winter in iail.
 ALBERT PIKE.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Hatley x Christopher.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cor.
 pOndentS of the Picayt ne.
EnlInet lstchings.

Emmet Etchings. Health good.
 Am l on time, eh!
 Cotton coming in rapidly.
 MT. Willie Holmes, of Texas, is here.
 J. M. Halton will go up 10 the Exposition this week. Several of Hickory Groves belles and beauX were over Snn- day.
 J. l.. McGough went up to lat. tie Rock on Tuesday to attend the exposition.
 Chas. Shell, formerly of this place, but now of Wriehtsborough, Texas, is visiting relatives here.
 The Rev. J. x. Hereford, Of Hope, preached to a large audience on last Sunday. He has many staunch friends at this place. Profs. Sykes and Andrews both left on Saturday morning going north. They both dread to hear the hand car coming. Ask them why.
 Chas. Landers looked as though he meant to do something desper. ate; by the way that he was swing ing that rock about, on Sunday last.
 MT. J T. Boyett, of Texas, has moved into our midst 10 stay He talks of opening up a store here = Hope he will. Glad to welcome such men.
 Jim Shell says he will not go to Texas now, as there is another tel low that. is nearer than him, has taken his girl away from him. Don't give up Jim.
 We were very sorry to part with our worthy young friend, x. F. Haltum, who left last Sunday night 10 go back to Haynes, where he is under contract until the first oi January next.
 Mir. Henry Walker. of Howard county. was sdown last Sunday and looked as though he understood the game of freeze ont, by the way that he played his hand at church.
 IL seems that our grand iury- man are determined to put stop to boys disturbing public worship. by the way they have been calling up witnesses. \ good step. and none too soon.
 The singing convention that was to have met here on last Sunday, failed to meet. \ great man, were disappointed about the sing. ing, but as the good mother had drawn on their larders and vied with each other in their culinary abilities, we were not disappoint- ed so bad. Your humble scribbler did eat. was full and happy.
 On last Friday night, Frank Hal. tom arrived from Haynes with the remains of his brother, Albert $. Haltom, who died with congestion of the brain. The family were pre- parng 10 go to see him and knew nothing of his death until his re- mains were brought home. Sid was ayoung man of many sterling qualities. beloved by all who knew him and a large concOurse of friends followed his remains to the grave. The bereaved family have many friends who sympathize with them m this, their sad bereavement.
 DANoCIES.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16

Mountain Depot al Little Rock and returned ny first train. Was satisfied with what he had seen, had at least satisfied i,imselt that there was such a place as Little Rock. and in future will not have to take some ones word for it.
 HARD lI-Ck.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16

place buy your Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils, School Books cheap and good Tobacco, Cigars w Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given to orders fo Drugs and Liquor When you Hope, call me, whether you wish buy goods MT w Powell
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
To Save Life

Frequently requires prompt iu1i,n A, hours delay waiting for The doctor may he attended with serious rt,nSpa;tpntp. especially in cases of Group. l'n,i;lnonia. and other throat and lung troubles. Hence, no family should hr without a bottle of Ayers Cherry rectoral. which has proved itself in tlnnS;,n,ls of cases, the best Emergency Medicine ever discovered. It gives prompt relief and prepares the way for a thorough cure. which is certain to be effected by its continued use.
 S. 1T. Latimcr, NJ. D.. Mt. Vernon Ga, says: "I have foHnd Ayers Cherry Pectoral perfect cure for Group in aiI cases. I have known thc worst cases relieved ina very +','rt time by it's use. and advise all f.: ji < 'n Use il in sul- den emergencies, for s,sughs, croup. Be"
 A. J. Edison, M D., Middletown. Tenn. says; - have used Ayers Cherry Pcctoral with trr best effect in my practice This wonderful prepara- ton once saved my life. l had a con stant cough, night SwratS. was greatly reduced in flesh, and given up by my physician. One bottle and half of the Pectoral cured mc.
 "I cannot say enough in praise of Ayers Cherry Pectoral," writes E. Bragtlon, of Palestine, Texas, "believ ing as do that, bnt for its use, should long since have died.
 Ayers Cherry Pectora|,
 PREPARED BY
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Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16

Brit Burns has been down this week.
 Glad to see Phillip Johnson able to be out on crutches.
 Just received, new jewelry at Mrs. N. J. Bryan's.
 Good chewing tobacco at John. son X Generelly's at 25c pound.
 New crop molasses- "a lot just received ny Jno. F. Portis.
 Miss Fannie Martin has return ed from Eureka Springs.
 Only one month and a week m. til Christmas
 Glad to learn that Mrs. F. NJ. Machen is convalescing.
 Go to Cal Jones for bargain in jeans and worsted.
 Best bargains in hardware. to be had at J. NJ. Denman d, Bros.
 New goods! New goods. Go to see them at Jno. E. Portis.
 Mrs. Alfred Aburrow returned from the Exposition Monday.
 Mir. Will Milner expects to re- turn to Eureka Springs today.
 want to trade horses or mares for mules or mule colts. or will pay cash for mule colts. 5t
 R. l.. POWERS. have moved into the ice house and keep choice goods as cheap as the cheapest. J. II. ADAMS. Mr. X F FGardner made busi- ness trip to Benton, Monday.
 Messrs. W. P. Thompson, aud R. l.. Jarvis were pleasant callers Monday evening.
 Pray el and Praise song books, at F. $. Carsou's store, by W. F. Evans.
 New Pilot stoves guaranteed to give satisfaction.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. Johnson & GenereIly will sell you six pounds good starch for 2Jcts.
 Mir. W. C.. Russell has had n very sick child the past week, but it is now better,
 Mr. Ed Gee made a business trip to St. Louis last week to buy more new goods.
 We regret to hear that Mrs. W. B. Waller is quite sick-probably taking slow fever,
 HoRsES FOR SALE.-Two good horses for sale cheap.
 JNo. F.. PoRTIS. Another car load of Studebaker, steel skcm wagons. just received at !. NJ. Dehman X Bros.
 Jeans--s big stock at from 2Oc. to 30c, per yard.
 JNo. E. PoRTIs. Mr. E. G. Bryant, Justice of the Peace of Leake tp,, was up Satur- day, and gave us call.
 Tine atmosphere has been quite muiky the past week or so, from burning woods.
 Those washing to hny trunks can get them at the lowest pnces at John>oa X GcncrcllN'S.
 Hugh Gloncricf knocks comp 3tltion out the tirst round on cut prices. The streets are iaily filled with cotton wagonr. Lots Of goods go- ing cut.
 Mr. Fred Chambers, of Emmet, was up Monday His fowls are do- iug well.
 Best stock of clothing in town at Hatley X Chlistopher's.
 When you want fine barrel 9t flour for $j.0O, examine our Gala Lilly brand. w. B. WALLER. Mr. John Ferguson and his sis ter. Miss'Nanuic visited the EX- position last week,
 Mir. Buck Andrews and wife, ot Emmet, wero up Snnday. visiting relatives.
 Go to White X Co.'s. for a hobby suit of clothing--a stylish hat and pair of shoes.
 A car load of new wheat flour just received by Hatley x c'list"- paer.
 White X Co.'s, for bargains this week. New goods arriving every day.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16

Our merchants are doing big business. Those who advertise in he papers, get the best trade.
 Madam rumor says two or three marriages will soon take place in Prescott. We will not give names.
 Sorry to know Mir. J. W. Gam, near Laneburg, lost his crib and so much corn, described by our Al bany tp. correspondent elsewhere.
 Messrs. Smoote, McRae and Ar mold advertise to loan money, on we'll improved properties. See their notice They are agents for Messrs. ShattOck x Hoffman, Southern Capitalists, of New Or leans.
 Don't buy your furniture, until foster X Logan Hardware Co.,. get theirs. They expect to have the Richmond store chock full in n few days.
 Genuine Durham Smo- king Tobacco, 50 cts. a pound at
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16
Preserve Your Eyes.

It is simply wonderful, the repu- tation Hawkes. Spectacles and Eyeglasses have attained through out the United States; they are known from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and their reputation is built upon real merit. Testlmo- nials from the most eminent meu Of the country are given. who have had their sight improved by their use.
 For sale by Hugh Moncrief X Bro, Druggists and Opticians, Prescott. Why have so many sad vacan- cies at the family fireside. when Morris Cascaiine, from it's excel lent qualities, is especially adap- ted to the diseases which ordinarl- ly prevail among children.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co.,, have just received another car of Whitewater wagons. Come quick, If you want enc for they are go ing fast.
 A sick headache is the result of disordered stomach, sure cure for this physical torture is Morris Cascarine.
 A ear load of new cooking and heating stoves, just recelNed.-' Call and examine and price.
 J. NJ. DHNMAN X BRO,
 Hugh Moncricf is now agent, and has on hand all the latest novels. Call quick and get your choice. Our salesman are among the best in town, with long and prac- tcal experience, noted Tor conlte- sy, politenesS and honesty, also very accommodating. They will always give you good weight, good measure, and make no false repre- sentatlons. Very truly yours,
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY.
 When you want nice suit ol clothes, or a hobby overcoat, call on Brooks Blake X Go. They have a we'll selected stock, and prices lower than ever.
 Wheat bran at Hatley X Chris topher's.
 Nice new and clean stoc k of tn niture just received, at Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.'s. Prices to suit the times.
 White X Co. have just sold the editor of this paper hobby new nat. Call on them for nice hats at low prices.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16

The following list OF marriages con-
snmmated in Eiko county dining the
year 1885. is taken from the records in
the Recorders Office:
January 3-Siiles +. Coats to Isabel
Timans.
January G-Chns. II. Kieckner to
Viola Burner.
February &c. Outlet to Ida c.
Truman.
February 1 s-.Paul schillerstrom to
JHuo Ogi!vie.
March l-E. II. Highacld to Mamie
IIughsdon.
March ii. o. Henderson to Libbie
A.. Grover.
March s-Frank NJ. Fellows to Han.
nnh Clrary.
March 81 .-Thos. G.. Gayuor to Har.
riet' J. Parker.
April 20 Henry l.. futile to Ida NJ.
Gale.
August G-Horacc Lane TO Alice L.
GOoJaic.
August PSI. W. Schmidt to Annie
Byrnc.
September 2-w. Corle to Mary J.
BeynOn.
September 90 Sam'l. i. Dciroth TO
Annie Z. Martin.
October flames Bcvcridge to Nellie
Curry.
October 14-Dennis d. 0'fiarra e
Mary Cove.
November "A. J. Bender TO Madgt
s. Frost.
November 3O-0rrin Vaughn TO Jane
Wines.
December ALEX T. Musser to Clnrr
l.. Jcwctt.
December 25-E. A. Hunt TO l.. +
Bein.
December 2s-H. n. Q. Buck TO Ma
rion S. Blanche Doherty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
Noxious Animals.

Mr.. Hanks, of Elko county. has intro
duced u bill in the Assembly which pro-
vides for the payment OF a bounty of
four cents for the destruction ot every
gopher or ground squirrel, aud six cents
for every rabbit, but that no person
shnll receive q bounty for any number
Of scnlps less than 100 at one time.
Rabbits and squirrels have been very
destructive to growing crops in this
country within the past two years. aud
their destruction would be u great bene-
lit to those engaged in agriculture, but
whether the Act in question would be
productive Of the desired result il =
matter Of conjecture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
san Iransiseo Eleet,Dn ca.ts,ta.

The recount in the ease Of Seibe
against Nealon involving the election Of
Assessor in san Francisco resulted in
favor of Ncalon, who Was elected on the
face Of the returns by II plurality OF
something over 200 votes. Siebe gained
IS votes in the recount reducing Neal
on's majority TO 1873. The result has
discouraged Pearson, the late Repubi.
can candidate for Sheriff. who had COM
menced an action against McCuiu his
successful opponent. nul hJ has con-
Guided to stop further prnce edings ns
he thinks there il n show for him 10
overcome the 500 majority Of his oppo-
uent,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
Arlaz d oinc.ala.

The Oregon Legislature nj its last scs-
sion made AN appropriation for building
n bridge at GIANT pass in Josephine
county. Two bridges were built across
Rogue River out Of the appropriation
wi,h"ut ~"shau.uug it. n balance Of
SJ49 30 being !e over. This WAS for
wnrlrd from the County Court. which
had charge OF the appropriation, to the
State officials at Salem, causing consteI-
milton and nmazemcnt at the capital.
The State officials ARE in doubt a. to
whether they shall credit this unprcce-
'rn;ed proceeding to tie honesty or
Ignorance Of the Josephine county OIL
CIuis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
InG WardenshIp.

Republican members OF the Lceisla-
turc will caucus tonight for Wprden Of
the State Prison aud tho election takes
place tomorrow. The candidates arc
Bell, the present incumbent, McCul-
Tough. the present Deputy, aud Assem-.
lblyinan Hanks, OF ElSo County. Mr..
Hanks is n man well qualified for the
position. and We hope lac will be success.
ful, but n private letter from the CAPT.
tai dated the 9th. states that the con.
test seems 10 lie between Mr.. Bell and
Mr.. Mccullough.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
NOTICE..
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals. are invited by the Board Of
County commiSsioperS OF Elkr County. State
OF Nevada, far doing tue County Printing for
the period ofone yea- nom the FIRST DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1881. SID proposals to In,
ciude all county printing authorized by the
Board Of County Commissioners and the stock
used therefor except the publishing OF the
list Of County hills allowed by the Board OF
County Commissioners, and the Assessors Ifst
Of TnIpsyt'S. Said proposals to be hlsd with
the Clerk Of said Board on or before the Sew
ESTII A OF FEBRUARY. 1851, and in
dorsed Proposals to do the County Printing
for one year" ..
The Bosrl reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Attest:
c. d. wnENAS. ="
Clark
Dated Jan. =. 1887.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
For the Occtdenk.

Mr.. s. s. Sears, accompanied by Mrs.
Hurt and his little son Frank, left this
morning for Santa Cruz where no will
remain until about the first Of April,
when he will return to Elko. Mr.. Seacs
is one of our oldest and most respected
citizens. and his connection for mauy
years with tho 1SpXPESDRSr las made
him personally acquainted with almost
every resident OF the county.
In taking leave OF Elko ia whose so.
cial circles he has for so many years
bccn n prominent feature, ne IL accom-.
panied by the best wishes OF hosts OF
friends aud the lSDEPESDEST joins lhom
in ardent desires for his health. pros.
J perity and happiness in whatever sphere
| OF life he may he thrown. aud va shall
oil welcome his return 10 tho Sage,
brush after his three months Iecrea.
ton among the green 0eIds and flower,
OF Santa Cruz.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
County Jail Report.

The j~ailer's record shows the number
of prisoners committed to the Eiko
county Jail during the year 1886. togeth.
er with tue o~fTenses charged, to be M
follows: Obtaining money under false
pr,tenses, /; selling whisky to Indians.
.; house breaking, .; misdemeanor. p:
petit larceny, l: forgery. 1; disturbing
the peace, z; assault with a deadly
weapon, i; burglary, l; assault and
battery, /; asSauIt with intent to kill. 8.
Total number during the Year. %.
Sent TO the State Prison, 6. o.